High Speed 300 Pcs/min Surgical Butterfly Face Mask Making Machine 3 Ply Mask Machine

It produces 3-ply flat surgical/butterfly disposable face masks using non-woven outer/inner layers with a meltblown middle layer (butterfly/flat mask style).

Rated at 260–300 pieces per minute. That equals approximately 15,600–18,000 masks per hour and about 124,800–144,000 masks in an 8-hour shift, depending on operating conditions and material changeover time.

Non-woven fabric for outer and inner layers, meltblown fabric for the middle layer, earloop material (elastic), and nose bridge strips. Specific material widths and specifications should be confirmed with the supplier.

Voltage options are 110V or 220V. Total machine power is approximately 5000 W. Confirm site electrical capacity and grounding requirements prior to installation.

Overall dimensions are L 8600 mm × W 1200 mm × H 1850 mm. Allow additional space around the machine for material handling, maintenance access, and operator movement.

Yes — it is a fully automatic production line that uses advanced servo control technology for precise feeding, cutting and welding operations.

The machine comes with online video technical support. For additional services such as on-site installation, training, spare parts or extended warranty, contact the supplier to arrange terms and costs.

Typical lead time is 5–7 days. Final delivery time depends on order confirmation, payment, customization, and shipping logistics.

The machine is built for flat/butterfly 3-ply masks. Minor adjustments (mask length/width, earloop placement) may be possible via tooling and parameter changes; discuss specific customization requirements with the supplier.

The machine manufactures the physical masks, but compliance with surgical/medical standards depends on the selected raw materials and subsequent testing. Certification testing (e.g., BFE, PFE, differential pressure) must be performed on finished masks according to local regulatory requirements.

Regular cleaning of feeding and welding areas, lubrication of moving parts per supplier schedule, checking and replacing wear items (blades, belts, weld heads), and routine electrical/servo inspections. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance manual for detailed intervals.

Suppliers typically provide spare parts kits and consumables. Common replacement items include cutting blades, welding heads, belts, sensors and filters. Contact the supplier for a recommended spare parts list.

Operate indoors in a clean, dry, stable-temperature environment free of excessive dust or humidity. Avoid extreme temperatures and ensure adequate ventilation and stable power supply.

Setup time depends on operator experience and material changeovers. With trained staff and proper preparation, initial setup and tuning can often be completed within a few hours; supplier video support can speed this process.

Use visual inspections and sample testing for weld quality, earloop strength and dimensional accuracy. For medical/surgical use, perform appropriate lab tests (BFE, PFE, breathability) on finished masks according to regulatory standards.